Transcript Words that sound alike but have different spellings and meanings

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Verbs
Adjectives
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A person, place, or
thing
What is a
noun?
An action word
What is a
verb?
Words that have
almost the same
meanings
What are
synonyms?
Words that have
opposite meanings
What are
antonyms?
Words that sound
alike but have
different spellings
and meanings
What are
homophones?
Jose hit a homerun
at baseball
practice.
What is
hit?
I splashed into the
deep pool.
What is
splashed?
Please close the
door behind you.
What is
close?
Now Joanna can
climb the steep
stairs.
What is
climb?
Leave your
homework on the
teacher’s desk.
What is
leave?
I ate a delicious
apple at lunch.
What is
delicious?
A tiger lives behind
that big bush.
What is
big?
Many flowers grew
in the garden.
What is
many?
Henry walked along
the stone wall.
What is
stone?
The plane arrived
several minutes
late.
What is
several?
He caught the
football.
What is
football?
She opened the
wooden box.
What is
box?
We go to the
Parlin School.
What is
Parlin School?
They live on
Rockwell Street.
What is
Rockwell Street?
I live in Everett.
What is
Everett?
A story that is
made up.
What is
fiction?
A true story that
gives information.
What is
non-fiction?
A story about a
person’s life that
is written by that
person.
What is
autobiography?
Written in stanzas
and can have
rhyming words.
What is
poetry?
Has lines for
characters to
speak.
What is
drama?
The first step when
answering an open
response question.
What is
read the question
carefully?